We can't promise you'll earn 100,000$ like the dad who uploaded “Charlie bit my finger – again!”, the clip of two cheeky brothers that racked up 650M views! Yet even if your YouTube videos don't become global phenomena, it's possible to earn a little extra each month through the clip-sharing site.
How YouTube's partner programme works
YouTube's Partner Programme lets users take a cut of the cash from the adverts that run alongside their videos. You must apply to become a partner, but YouTube says anyone who regularly uploads original clips which get a fair amount of views should be eligible.
Earnings vary dramatically, depending on how many views you rack up and how much revenue the ads generate.
Quick summary
- Who's this good for? People who enjoy making funny or specialist clips, and are a whizz with video cameras
- Typical earnings: £60 every two months (though it varies dramatically)
- Payment method: Cheque from Google Adsense
- How much you need to earn before it pays: £60
- Have you tried it? Share your experiences on the in the comment section bellow!
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